Le Jazz Hot. West Coast School of the Arts (2015)

"Le Jazz Hot" - West Coast School of the Arts, teen jazz small group, 1st place. Competitive Level, Showstopper West Coast Finals, Anaheim CA, July 2015
★ Choreography by Paula Kessinger, Cooper Zamorano
☆ Dancers ☆ Brenna Shannon, Malia Asahino, Brandy Baker, Kaitlyn Hackworth, Chloe Kumamoto, Corea Park, Lauren Shaw, Ashley Triplett, Aaliyah Zolina
♫ Le Jazz Hot ~ Nicola Hughes

Пікірлер: 11

  • @liberte5847
    @liberte58473 жыл бұрын

    Outstanding rendering, merci beaucoup for this incrediblle experience dear american Friends. Merci beaucoup from Paris France. Emmanuel

  • @kaycieromano2689
    @kaycieromano26898 жыл бұрын

    WCSA always has stellar group turns!

  • @TommyOnSax
    @TommyOnSax6 жыл бұрын

    Nice!

  • @alexkessinger1022
    @alexkessinger10226 жыл бұрын

    Choreography: Paula Kessinger, and Cooper Zamorano

  • @vehicleswithjacob
    @vehicleswithjacob4 жыл бұрын

    My mum is singing that song

  • @DJJezzebella
    @DJJezzebella8 жыл бұрын

    Well, the choreography was seamlessly smooth and unexpectedly fitting for such an elegant twist on the original piece - but - how the vocals were handled is what concerned me. Now that singer was more than just competent, she had the strength, skill, and ability to hit the big note at the end, but wasn't given the legroom to do so. I understand this take on the piece was more dance orientated obviously yes but was it prerecorded or was she physically there preforming it live in accompaniment? Perhaps she could have stood off set in the background behind a sheer material as at least a silhouette? If for no other reason than just to fill the ensemble up without any of the doubt in the back of the audience's mind that there is no chance that it is leaning towards a karaoke lip syncing kind of dance recital but that it's a full live performance in its entirety? Otherwise it was refreshing and inspirational to see such talent already developed in dancers so young in age. I hope my opinion wasn't offensive. It was only meant to help look at it from another performer's perspective who is still on your team on what the goal is here which I believe making the best live show we can give, right? That hopefully constructive criticism was intended only to be positive in the outcome.